Espionage: I Get a New Piece of Intel Every Day

The purpose of cheating is to let you hide yourself better, instead of letting you show up in person. A few young and new faces in the military command will know you, and the second-in-command of the Qinggang will also know you. Even if you know that he is patriotic, there is still veritaserum.

There are too many bugs, they are all loopholes! A Wuhan team leader who knows all the personnel and arrangements of a big station like Shanghai is awesome.

The protagonist dares to use the living traitors of the military system who were knocked unconscious by him as a promotion step (knocking them unconscious from behind when they were hijacking people during internal strife in the military system). This was developed by Japan Special High School! Spy war! Such a child's play, the Japanese spies are so humane! The mission of arresting the special high school class failed. Faced with a low-level patrolman, bet on the coincidence of the Japanese spies~? How big is your face? There is also the head of the Special Higher Education Course, a major in his 50s!

It's so funny, you're always there every time something happens. It's obvious that there's something wrong with you. You really don't treat Japanese people as human beings.

Poison Point 1: Rescue friendly troops, knock out traitors, stay at the scene and directly shout to the Japanese "I found someone" without doing any processing. (The protagonist should give himself a stick to faint) Normally, if the protagonist has a problem, take it down. The author writes that the Japanese reward the protagonist with some money. Poison Point 2: Get the Japanese Japs drunk, use their skins to kill the traitors, and frame the Japanese Japs, but do not deal with the Japanese Japs and wait for the Japanese Japs to bite you. (The protagonist should just let the two devils disappear) Normally, both of them would be dead. The author writes that the two Japanese soldiers are dead and the protagonist is safe and sound. Poison Point 3: As soon as the Jaap Tou left the house, he immediately changed his skin to get information. He asked for leave before the assassination. After the assassination, he anonymously reported a Jag Tou as a traitor, and then took out the bankbook of the person being reported. (Already able to run away) Normally, the suspicion of the protagonist is further deepened and the suspicion of the scapegoat is alleviated. The author writes that the Japanese do not doubt the protagonist at all, and the Japanese who take the blame are traitors.

I thought it was good at first, but there are too many loopholes in the back, and camouflage is not what it is used for. You have to disguise yourself so that no one knows your true identity, and you also pretend to kill and commit rape, and you are exposed once or twice, and you think others are fools!

Spy wars should be hidden behind the scenes. As a result, you are always active in front of others. If you have a golden finger, you will be secretive. People do not need evidence to suspect you.

Too childish. Too childish.

So-so [rolls eyes][rolls eyes]

Only by cheating can you live well